The Old Stables

The Old Stables is a wedding venue located in Swithland village, Loughborough, Leicestershire. Perched in the charming Charnwood Forest area, this property allows couples to wed in the tranquillity of England’s gorgeous countryside. Constructed in 2012, this site has played host to a variety of milestone events. If you’re seeking a naturalistic setting for your big day, The Old Stables' rustic and chic design can be the venue for you.
Facilities and Capacity
The venue’s enchanting barn features oak beams, exposed brick walls, and wooden flooring. This private area can be configured to host your ceremony and reception. Depending on the floor design, the barn can accommodate up to 130 guests. The barn also includes a spacious dance floor for those who love to dance the night away. During the summer months, the barn’s outside lawn area can be used for ceremonies or in conjunction with indoor receptions. The crips lawns with the backdrop of the barn make for a magical setting for an intimate ceremony. These lawns also provide a more quaint area for guests to mingle and take a slight break from the celebrations indoors. Furthermore, marquees and tents can be erected on the lawns for festivities that run long into the night. Additional facilities include on-site car parking and wheelchair friendly access. This venue is also pet friendly for those wishing to bring their beloved four-legged friends.
Services Offered
Couples have the option of discussing wedding packages through the venue’s website. Upon booking, an on-site wedding coordinator will be on-hand to ensure that you make the most of the venue’s capabilities. What's more, a master of ceremonies can be used on the day to chat with guests and make sure the day runs as smoothly as possible. The Old Stables can also facilitate DJ and live bands with ample space in the barn. The site also offers a plethora of catering options for your wedding. Whether it’s a classic British menu or something more exotic, they can create a set menu that satisfies the fussiest of eaters.